2nd FTTN to FTTP Upgrade List

Twix on 10/02/2021 - 18:12

NBN released a new list of FTTN places that will be able to request FTTP.

The extension of fibre to service the 100,000 additional premises announced today will cover parts of the following towns and suburbs:

NSW
Campbelltown, Elderslie, Narellan, Maitland, Singleton, Tarro, New Lambton, Bathurst and Orange.

VIC
Deer Park, Sydenham, Berwick South, Cranbourne and additional areas of Narre Warren.

QLD
Albany Creek, Ashgrove, Bald Hills, Ferny Hills, Robina, Burleigh Heads and Townsville.

SA
Elizabeth, Gepps Cross, Salisbury and Golden Grove.

WA
Girrawheen, Kingsley, Wanneroo, Canning Vale and Jandakot South.

NBN Co is currently engaged in consultation with internet retailers to define the process by which eligible customers will be informed of, and can inquire about availability and express their interest in ordering a higher speed broadband service1 and acquiring a fibre lead-in to their premises.

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Comments

  • Jugganautx on 10/02/2021 - 20:32
    +1

    Elizabeth can't even afford FTTP Plans…

    • tio on 10/02/2021 - 22:44
      -1

      or Girrawheen, Kingsley, Wanneroo, Jandakot South, Well, even Canning Vale is a 5050.

      The extension of fibre deeper into communities will ultimately enable customers living and working in affected premises to place an order for a higher speed services, which is likely to trigger the construction of a fibre lead-in direct to individual customers’ premises. This will effectively complete their conversion from Fibre to the Node (FTTN) to Fibre to the Premises (FTTP) technology, on demand, if that is what is required to deliver the desired higher speed service to individual premises.

      So they spent ~$100m on new copper to prop up FTTC and FTTN, and now spending few cool billions more to put fibre into areas that higher speed probably not the top priority. Unless of course, they know somethings about future growth of those suburbs that we don't.

  • Clear on 10/02/2021 - 20:58

    I can't imagine a life without FTTP. Once you go gigabit you never go back.

    • deme on 10/02/2021 - 20:59

      How much do you pay for gigabit and with who?

      • Clear on 10/02/2021 - 21:05
        +1

        Aussie Broadband for $149 a month. I don't actually pay for it myself and have it a secondary connection provided by my employer as I need to frequently download large amounts of critical data among other things. My primary connection is with another ISP and it's much slower but still better than FTTN.

        That's the advantage with FTTP. The connection box has 4 UNI-D ports so I could run 4 different internet connections.

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